The heavy ion irradiation is used for the first time to simulate the radiation damage produced by reactor neutrons in home-made modified stainless steels. The produced radiation damage is investigated by the positron ...The heavy ion irradiation is used for the first time to simulate the radiation damage produced by reactor neutrons in home-made modified stainless steels. The produced radiation damage is investigated by the positron annihilation spectroscopy. No detectable radiation damage is observed in the home-made modified stainless steels irradiated by 81.6 MeV carbon ions to a total dose of 3.3×1016 cm-2 , indicating that the home-made modified stainless steel of this type has good radiation resistant properties.展开更多
文摘The heavy ion irradiation is used for the first time to simulate the radiation damage produced by reactor neutrons in home-made modified stainless steels. The produced radiation damage is investigated by the positron annihilation spectroscopy. No detectable radiation damage is observed in the home-made modified stainless steels irradiated by 81.6 MeV carbon ions to a total dose of 3.3×1016 cm-2 , indicating that the home-made modified stainless steel of this type has good radiation resistant properties.